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> So have a possible security hole with no active developers until a third party finds a vulnerability, then shut it down?

This is true of every internet protocol. Being staffed at all does not mean the protocol or server has active security research being done on it. It usually doesn't. Taking people off of the work of constant churn from refractors and internal tail chasing doesn't actually change much.

> Sounds like you've never owned a printer before...

Sounds like you're just trolling but I'm going to assume you've just never seen a printer or worked on a stable system before.